never) need to place ‘future’ before ‘wife-to-be’ so that it always reads ‘future wife-to-be’?

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Nov 8 at 15:25	comment	added	Andrew Leach♦		As a transferred comment says, wife-to-be is a future wife. A future wife-to-be is actually something different: the meaning is changed. Are you talking about a person you know will be your wife? Or a hypothetical person if you might get married in the future?
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